Iulia Dumitrache

Iulia Dumitrache is a Researcher (CS III) at the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași, affiliated with the Institute for Interdisciplinary Research - Science Domain and the ARHEOINVEST Center. Her academic work spans multiple disciplines within classical studies, with a strong institutional connection to the Department of Exact and Natural Sciences.

Her primary research interests focus on Roman economic history, particularly examining trade networks, occupational structures, and military logistics through prosopographical methods. She specializes in Latin epigraphy (especially occupational epigraphy) and archaeology, with significant field experience as a member of the research team at Micia (Vețel, Hunedoara County). Her work consistently explores the economic systems of the Roman Empire, with particular attention to fishing industries, textile trade, and military supply chains in the Black Sea region and Danube provinces.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a sustained scholarly trajectory examining the intersection of economic activity, cultural exchange, and administrative structures in the Roman provinces. Her work demonstrates particular expertise in analyzing occupational epigraphy to reconstruct trade networks and economic relationships, with recurring themes including Roman frontier economies, cultural interactions along imperial borders, and the organization of specialized crafts and industries within the empire.

Dr. Dumitrache is actively involved in academic collaborations and conferences, as evidenced by her participation in events such as the XXIII Colloquium of the International Academy of Heraldry and symposia on Romanian and European Biblical Tradition. She maintains an active scholarly profile through her ORCID (0000-0002-0115-6379) and continues to contribute to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of history, archaeology, and epigraphy.